bsi2 standard cell family

2 bit inverting barrel shifter
bsi2 symbol
  32-bit barrel shifter made with: 
     gates  pins  delay 
  mxi2v0x1 427 640 468
  mxi2v2x1 480 640 441
  bsi2v2x1 373 400 418
2 bit inverting barrel shifter. When select pin s is low, the inverse of input a0 is routed to output z0 and a1 to z1. when the select pin s is high, then z0 is the inverse of a1 and z1 is the inverse of a0.
The advantage of using this cell instead of 2 inverting muxes is the reduced capacitance of pins a0 and a1. For example, a 32-bit barrel shifter, with 5 cells in sequence, has a smaller average delay, as shown on the right. It's also smaller and has fewer pins.
z0:((a0*s')+(a1*s))' cell width power Generic 0.13um typical timing (ps & ps/fF), pin a0.
leakage dynamic tR=PropR+RampR×Load(fF), tF=PropF+RampF×Load(fF)
vsclib013 gates lambda 0.13um nW nW/MHz PinCap PropR RampR PropF RampF
bsi2v2x1 4.7 112 6.16 1.12  18.1  3.6f  69  3.69  65  2.94
z1:((a1*s')+(a0*s))' cell width power Generic 0.13um typical timing (ps & ps/fF), pin a0.
leakage dynamic tR=PropR+RampR×Load(fF), tF=PropF+RampF×Load(fF)
vsclib013 gates lambda 0.13um nW nW/MHz PinCap PropR RampR PropF RampF
bsi2v2x1 4.7 112 6.16 1.12  18.2  3.6f  71  3.69  63  2.94
bsi2v2x1
 
Effort
FO4 Log.
a0 /\ 1.65 1.39
¯_
a1 /\ 1.68 1.48
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s /\ 2.43 3.58
¯_ 2.62
bsi2v2x1 schematic bsi2v2x1 standard cell layout